Quick introduction to macros

[@raidtheferry]

seems so simple but this type of video is what the YT programming-tutorial community is missing. Quick, succinct, factual, and to the point. Thanks. Your vids on C fundamentals are a huge help

[@yessirski7868]

6 years later and they is coming in clutch for my midterm I have coming up in the morning! Thank you! 6 years later and still informative and relevant.

[@michalbotor]

fantastic explanation of why we need to use #define PRODUCT(X, Y) (X) * (Y) instead of #define PRODUCT(X, Y) X * Y your videos are so easy to understand! you make me start loving c!

[@berkcan2439]

Have you realize that the videos that have low views are real informative videos especially programming language videos. Thanks you so much it is gonna be useful assert function parameters i guess.

[@johncody4271]

Fantastic vid! This was a perfect reminder of what macros are & what they can do & a common pitfall!

[@mansbjork5721]

I'm working with C for a course at my university and this is quite helpful.

[@nephewtechnologies]

Fascinating! Really good introduction. Thank you!

[@shahqu5dohcoh9ri88]

Why does this video have so few visuals??? It's fantastic, as all your videos

[@Trox_t]

Visuals

[@fluffyweird]

This is really good bruh you made it more clear than the man page thank you so much :)

[@amanvarshney51217]

Tysm I always recommend your channel to my friends for C programming and OS related concepts.

[@eashansarkar_3819]

your videos are really fantastic!!! keep it up

[@cleightthejw2202]

Thanks for the videos. You do a great job explaining and teaching

[@avixx]

Thanks for all C vids, you helped me a lot!

[@AbdelrahmanAzmi]

your video is awesome bro, thank you so much!

[@MenakuanzambiFernando]

Really great video, very thanks for the content

[@facundolubo]

I don't know if is a good practice to use the pre-processor for something like the calculation of a given function, but it has sense to replace the constanst in order not to use space of memory to storage constansts.

[@jaafarbouhnine]

top-tier vids! Thank you so much, man!

[@DevDoge_]

Thank you so much, very well done introduction to macros!

[@samaellovecraft]

Thanks for the knowledge!

[@minercreepmc]

Still best channel teach C with friendly way

[@einfacheente]

Great video easy to understand 👍

[@CosmJJ]

Great channel! Thank you very much!

[@fernandodejesuslucart9339]

incredible explanation

[@hashimsulaiman6003]

thanks very good explanation

[@abdelazizelhayyany6087]

what a gift

[@htainlindwa7603]

Nice explainationThamx

[@АрманСоколовский]

This video have to be popular

[@gabrielzaharia99]

Thank you so much for the tutorials!

[@hebasm9110]

احبك كثيرا لانك تلهمني لأكون مبرمجة💜💜💜💜

[@amnakhalil]

Oh my gaawd.. u r great

[@habeebbabasulaiman7214]

Please why do you like using main with arguments instead of void?

[@CodeVault]

That's just how the standard defines it

[@tomsterbg8130]

No wonder that our C++ teacher told us "when in doubt, add more parentheses"

[@furkankamaci6180]

amazing..

[@abdoroma6928]

Very cool

[@kendalwilliams5128]

thanks a ton!

[@Peter_1986]

I abuse the hell out of the "define" directive - sometimes I replace an entire body of statements with a single word that summarises its purpose. I realise that this is often considered poor programming practice, but it often feels very convenient - especially things like replacing the awkward line "( ('a'

[@CodeVault]

I would use a function for that maybe. But, definitely if you want the most performance (and some good readability), this is the way to go

[@AliG.G]

I reckon I have struck gold

[@someone-ci6cl]

ummmmmm sorry but r u a german ?

[@CodeVault]

No. I'm Romanian

[@LL-ue3ek]

Thank you for the demo! I never used it this way: #define PRODUCT(X,Y) X*Y interesting!